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[nievesoliveras]

@all

I tried last night to post my last experiment, but it seemed that the site was at its maximym capacity and I could not.
Today I could make one post and am trying to make the one I could not post yesterday.

It is a triple circuit on the same breadboard. It has a Joule thief, a camera flash circuit and an audio transformer, all working with just one 1.5v battery, using two different circuit configurations.

From the left: Joule Thief, Flash transformer, Audio transformer.

Jesus

[gadgetmall]

@nievesoliver
                   Awesome!! Take the output from one of them and run it thru a bridge Rectifier back to battery. Also here is the missing parts schemitic corrected of My Bedini Feedback Modification . I think its all correct . I got the Scr out of a large Flash Unit .the cap that i use to trigger it is
a Millitary Part and all it  has on it is k-101 ??  The cap i use for oscillator is 2 inches long and waxy.Also Mil. I have 4 DMM's and none of them have Capacitor on them:(  Hope this Helps and where did you get that breadboard? All i have is Micro Temp Variable Soldering Station.. and wire.

[nievesoliveras]

@gadgetmall

@nievesoliver
                   Awesome!! Take the output from one of them and run it thru a bridge Rectifier back to battery. Also here is the missing parts schemitic corrected of My Bedini Feedback Modification . I think its all correct . I got the Scr out of a large Flash Unit .the cap that i use to trigger it is
a Millitary Part and all it  has on it is k-101 ??  The cap i use for oscillator is 2 inches long and waxy.Also Mil. I have 4 DMM's and none of them have Capacitor on them:(  Hope this Helps and where did you get that breadboard? All i have is Micro Temp Variable Soldering Station.. and wire.

The breadboard is at:
https://www.allelectronics.com/index.php?page=item&id=PB-400&extra=a%3A2%3A%7Bi%3A0%3Bs%3A40%3A%2203823345592a403b2f4a37a59384e7ab28f02be1%22%3Bi%3A1%3Bs%3A0%3A%22%22%3B%7D

Some months ago I composed this Joule thief from an information on an instructable from http://instructables.com
Today I included it on the breadboard and now I have four circuits running at the same time with a single 1.5v battery.
I was trying to use the ouptput of one of them to recharge the battery and found that it does not need to be divided its output voltage. The problem is to run it from the voltage comming out from the coil.

I will do it I just need some more knowledge of electronics.

Jesus

[nievesoliveras]

@Jesus
Thank you for letting me post my schematic. I know this isn't  the Joule thief  circuit but it is a feedback circuit and it does run itself . I can't believe i am the only one who has posted a working diagram of this . Then again it may not be replicative because of this old relay coil from the 50's 60's. I am afraid to rip it open as I am still amazed to see this self run as a motor and self oscillate and i don't want to ruin it . I freaked out thinking i did something only the Aliens did  anyways i didn't mean to hijack your wonderful thread.We WILL make this work as you stated in the beginning of this thread. I have been working on a prototype Fugi with an extra torroid . I'll keep ya posted ! God Bless . I love your name .

Forgive me. I did not see this one.
There is one guy that made a self running motor using four full rectifiers and never answered my emails asking for the information he offered on his yotube video.
Watching the video again posted on a thread that I dont remember the name because the emails that this site used to send werent sent and all got a little crazy. I asked a question about something on the video and a member of this forum answered it on that thread, causing my mind to light up and I made a possible schematic of it. But I have not been able to gather all the parts needed to try it.
The point is that that schematic relates exactly with what we are trying to accomplish.
Maybe mixing all of those ideas we can get something to give the public and enjoy too.

Jesus

[guruji]

Hi Nievesoliveras can you please post schematic of that circuit in the photo?
Thanks.